Dialogue

 1 Phaedr|        to the inspiration of the place, which appears to be dedicated
 2 Phaedr|          to personal beauty, her place was taken by young mankind
 3 Phaedr|         all are to return to the place from whence they came; because
 4 Phaedr|      passionate elements have no place in His nature. So we should
 5 Phaedr|         of modern Europe, had no place in the classical times of
 6 Phaedr|      that we are putting ‘in the place of Art the preliminaries
 7 Phaedr|    second-rate, reputation has a place in the innumerable rolls
 8 Phaedr|         uses of a word, took the place of the aim or subject of
 9 Phaedr| unusually long, and he went to a place outside the wall that he
10 Phaedr|      Lead on, and look out for a place in which we can sit down.~
11 Phaedr|      know, Socrates, whether the place is not somewhere here at
12 Phaedr|        an altar of Boreas at the place.~PHAEDRUS: I have never
13 Phaedr|     Areopagus, and not from this place. Now I quite acknowledge
14 Phaedr|       listen to me, in the first place, I, in my intercourse with
15 Phaedr|       beaten gold, and take your place by the colossal offerings
16 Phaedr|          consider that from this place we stir not until you have
17 Phaedr|          silence; for surely the place is holy; so that you must
18 Phaedr|       the change which has taken place in him, when he asks for
19 Phaedr|         can, for jealousy has no place in the celestial choir.
20 Phaedr|          round again to the same place. In the revolution she beholds
21 Phaedr|       each one can return to the place from whence she came, for
22 Phaedr|         punished; others to some place in heaven whither they are
23 Phaedr|        by night nor abide in her place by day. And wherever she
24 Phaedr|         who, coming to rest at a place of resort of theirs, like
25 Phaedr|         of putting an ass in the place of a horse, puts good for
26 Phaedr|   SOCRATES: Yes; and in the next place he must have a keen eye
27 Phaedr|         through the flood to the place of starting. His address
28 Phaedr|       the same kind which have a place in the system. Am I not
29 Phaedr|   offspring;—being, in the first place, the word which he finds
30 Phaedr|        the gods dwelling in this place, and which I will myself
31 Phaedr|        other gods who haunt this place, give me beauty in the inward